What Muramasa's Steam Debut Means for Vanillaware Fans
This opens up Vanillaware's catalog to PC players for the first time, potentially bringing a new audience to the studio's stylish action RPGs.
This opens up Vanillaware's catalog to PC players for the first time, potentially bringing a new audience to the studio's stylish action RPGs.
Key points - Muramasa: Revenant Blades will be Vanillaware's first PC release, launching on Steam next year. - The decision to support PC came directly from publisher Marvelous, according to an interview with Noisy Pixel. - Marvelous producer Makoto Shioda and development director Wataru Nakanishi discussed the PC port. - Vanillaware has a long history of console-exclusive games, making this a notable shift.
Timeline - Next year: Muramasa: Revenant Blades launches on Steam as Vanillaware's first PC release. - Recently: Marvelous producer Makoto Shioda and development director Wataru Nakanishi discuss the PC decision in an interview with Noisy Pixel.
FAQ
Q: Why is Muramasa: Revenant Blades coming to PC now? A: According to Marvelous producer Makoto Shioda and director Wataru Nakanishi, the decision came directly from publisher Marvelous after years of PC fan requests.
Q: Is this Vanillaware's first PC game? A: Yes, Muramasa: Revenant Blades will be Vanillaware's first PC release when it launches on Steam next year.
Q: When exactly will the game launch on Steam? A: It's scheduled for next year, but no specific release date has been announced yet.
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